Correspondence to: Dr. A. Agarwal, Ph. D., HCLD, Director, Center for Advanced Research
in Human Reproduction, Infertility and Sexual Function, Glickman Urological Institute, The …

Sperm motility is the major decisive factor in determining male fertility. The objective of the
present study was to analyse the effect of mitochondrial membrane potential (MMP) on the …

Cryopreservation is a useful approach to preserve male fertility for assisted reproduction
technique and other evaluations. In spite of extensive development in the cryopreservation …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the relationship between duration of sexual abstinence and
various characteristics of normal and subnormal semen. DESIGN: A retrospective study …

Objective: To determine possible indications of the mechanisms involved in improved sperm
parameters by zinc therapy in asthenozoospermic men. Subjects and Methods: Forty-five …

The invasion of the male reproductive tract by microorganisms, and its subsequent
consequences for sperm fertilizing potential, has been intensely discussed. The role of the …

Mammalian sperm is highly susceptible to the reactive oxygen species (ROS) stress caused
by biochemical and physical modifications during the cryopreservation process. 5′ AMP …

OBJECTIVE: To examine whether a relationship exists between loss of mitochondrial
transmembrane potential and plasma membrane translocation of phosphatidylserine (PS) in …

Zinc (Zn) is necessary for the normal function of the male reproductive system and
spermatozoa. Although influences of zinc deficiency on impaired spermatogenesis and male …

Excess copper reduces sperm number and motility but the causes are unclear. We
investigated the toxic effects of copper exposure on the immortalized male germ cell line GC …